Treble Recorder 415Hz in Brazilian Boxwood

TA415BB

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Takeyama

Made from Brazilian Boxwood
Baroque fingering, double holes
Perfect intonation, easy to play across the range
Sound has both warmth and clarity
Performs well across a wide range of styles

New stock April.

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Beginning in Osaka Japan over 60 years ago, Takeyama have now become one of the most sought-after recorder makers anywhere in the world. They employ the extremely fine woodworking skills for which Japan is famous and combine that with a unique gift for matching the voicing of the recorder to the characteristics of the wood being used.

Brazilian Boxwood is of medium weight with a fine uniform texture and a naturally high lustre. The sound is warm and expressive with enough clarity to handle faster passages. A very flexible instrument, useful over a wide range of styles

Takeyama tend to leave no excess wood anywhere on the recorder – consequently their recorders feel very fine and slender in the hands and weigh significantly less than recorders from most other makers. The finger-hole spacings also tend to be closer.

 

  • Pitch: a=415Hz (Baroque pitch)
  • Material: Brazilian Boxwood (825kg per cubic metre)
  • Double holes
  • 3 joints
  • Baroque fingering
  • Arched windway
  • C pipe
  • Joint: cork finish

  • Padded cloth bag with fleece lining
  • Joint grease
  • Fingering chart
  • Cleaning rod

All instruments dispatched by Orpheus Music are automatically insured for full value at no extra cost to the customer.

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